(L-R) Theresa Christine De La Torre, Director of De La Salle-Collegeof Saint Benilde Center for Educational Access and Development;Bernadette Cariaga Disabilities (Gender and Human Rights0 Focal Personof Aus Aid, Rex Bernardo, Faculty and Research Director of MabiniColleges, Daet, Camarines Sur; Giselle Montero, Director for DLS-CSBSchool of Deaf Education and Applied Studies Center for Partnershipand Development and Marissa Bernardo, wife and partner of Rex Bernardoall attended the Australian Disability + Development Consortium. Theinternational conference held in Darwin, Australia last September14-17 is attended by over 100 leaders, service providers, educators,funders of people with disabilities and their organizations fromAustralia, Pacific island and Asia. With the theme, “Implementingdisability-inclusive development in the Pacific and Aisa: reviewingprogress, planning the future”, the team aims to work together andpartner with organizations to bring the issue of inclusion and accessto Filipinos with disabilities to the forefront.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Australian Disability + Development Consortium
(L-R) Theresa Christine De La Torre, Director of De La Salle-Collegeof Saint Benilde Center for Educational Access and Development;Bernadette Cariaga Disabilities (Gender and Human Rights0 Focal Personof Aus Aid, Rex Bernardo, Faculty and Research Director of MabiniColleges, Daet, Camarines Sur; Giselle Montero, Director for DLS-CSBSchool of Deaf Education and Applied Studies Center for Partnershipand Development and Marissa Bernardo, wife and partner of Rex Bernardoall attended the Australian Disability + Development Consortium. Theinternational conference held in Darwin, Australia last September14-17 is attended by over 100 leaders, service providers, educators,funders of people with disabilities and their organizations fromAustralia, Pacific island and Asia. With the theme, “Implementingdisability-inclusive development in the Pacific and Aisa: reviewingprogress, planning the future”, the team aims to work together andpartner with organizations to bring the issue of inclusion and accessto Filipinos with disabilities to the forefront.
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